How tall are the cups? I need something for my professional markers.They are bigger around than Sharpies. Max crayons/markers they hold?
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The cups are not quite 3 inches tall. They do fine with my sons markers which are about 5 1/4 inches tall.
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These are 7 cm high. Each cup can hold up to 25 Sharpies. They are great organizing tools. Most of my daughter's arts and crafts supplies fit in there. I have one cup for chubby glue sticks, one for school glue bottles of different size (medium and small), etc. But long items such as regular scissors won't sit in them (but small ones will).
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I would recommend laminating pouches instead of these. That would allow you to use dry erase or wet erase expo markers.
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The five-bin fits markers, the four-bin fits pens. New pencils are too long unless you let them flop on the diagonal but then it doesn't look neat and tidy. I suggest any long, vertical object like pens/markers be held together with a rubber band so they stay upright and don't jam the opening.
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Maybe to hold crayons. They are small. I use them for my students to collect their behavior coins.
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They are approx. 7-8 inches tall (not sure how tall your pencils are) ~ hope that helps. :)
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From my experience, it depends on the marker. I can use a large expo marker and some of the dollar store markers, but not others.
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Hi Amy! Reina here from The Friendly Swede! Sorry for the tardy reply! The stylus pens are medium size, so the tips are about the same size as an eraser on a pencil. If I can be of further assistance to you, please email me at our storefront customer service link here:
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Oh my goodness, I wish I could remember... 8 ish? ... maybe a little more? So sorry; I gave them as a gift; otherwise I'd have a better guess. But they're definitely big enough to hold candy or q-tips.
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I'm not sure about your size requirements but I bought 4 of these to work on projects. They are well made (very sturdy) and look sharp. The dry erase pen marks can be completely erased, unlike some boards I've used. I recommend these for any project like creating flow charts, drawings or anything. After I'm though with something I want to keep I take a pic of it. All the best.
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I just did a little Googling; here's the refills:http://www.officemax.com/office-supplies/pens-pencils-markers/pens/pen-refills/product-ARS25573
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There is a 1/2 inch lip on the tray. The lip is at about a 45 degree angle. I have not had any trouble with my markers/erasers falling out. I have had this product now for a little over a year and really like it. Well built and easy to move.
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I'm looking for them too. I went to the crayola website and didn't see them there. This is a fun toy so I hope they have the markers available somewhere. 2 of our markers dried up after 3 uses (the blue and green one). I wonder if neon crayons would work?
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These would be great for travelling. Each marker is 10.5 cm long. Lasting colours. Happy travelling!
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Okay......The 120 case holds double standard size colored pencils. It will hold a single pen as well. It should actually hold 2 micron pens per slot.........with this exception. The end slots on the case itself are so tight that getting 2 pencils out is very hard. Use these for only one pencil and you should be fine........So for me, this case actually holds 116 pencils.......It is designed to hold markers at 60 per case but pencils and microns are much smaller......I think this is the largest case available but I may be mistaken. It is well built and should hold up for many years. It is also quite thick, between 2-3". Keep this in mind if you are planning to carry it in as a travel case. Enjoy....I like mine
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Yes there is a tray to hold markers. Will be getting a magnetic something (locker buddy) to put extra markers in for storage. Because sometimes they use the paper and sometimes dry erase board.
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I'm not sure because I haven't used a marker on mine. However, the wood is really smooth. I would try using a permanent marker rather than a water-based crayola type. It would probably work fine.
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I found one's about the same size at the Dollar Tree. Don't think Crayola sells any that size.